The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-01

CARDINAL GIBBONS was induc:ed into his
sitular church at Rome on the 25th with
imposing ceremonies.
Prince BISMARCK has assured Grown
Prince Rudolph of Austria Hungary, who
was in Berlin representing his father ut the
Emperor's birthday celebration, that Ger
many's foreign policy was pacific; that
peace was assured for 1SS7, and that there
was no cause for disquietude in either the
East or the West.
THE Denmark Chamber of Deputies, by 6S
to 10, has adopted the Government proposal
extending the franchise to men of legal age,
possessing educational and property quail
fications to be fixed by electoral laws.
IT was reported that SIX persons were
captured in ST. Petersburg one DAY re-
Gently in connection with the plot to as
sassinate the Gar and hanged tho next
dav DeGaieff the man who murdered
Lieutenant Colonel SudeilIin, the Russian
chief OF police, three years ago. and who
was suspected of having planned the plot
against the Cars life, said to have
been one Of the six
THE police of st. Petersbur have discov-
cred stores of dynamite and apparatus for
the manufacture of bombs in several villas
at Pargstevos a summer resort in the sub
urbs of the Russian capital.
ApvICEs from Suakim state that the
British war ship Albaco has captured two
slavers with a cargo of sixty slaves each,
going to Keddah.
QUEEN VICTORIA visited birmingham on
the 231 and laid the foundation stone OF the
Victoria assiZe court building. The
weather was fine, and public buildings and
private residences were decorated. The
streets through which he" Majesty passed
were spanued By triumphal arches and
thronged with people.
lie Paris publishes Il telegram from Lem
berg, the capital of Galicia, in Austria,
stating that on the 18th of March an at
tempt was made to upset the train, which
was conveying the Car and Czarina to ST.
Petersburg from n visit TO the Grand Duke
vladimir.
THE Italian bark IIusiano Sierra, which
sailed from Cardeuas on January 2i
Tor Philadelphia, has been gwen up fOr
lest together with Captain Imperato and
his crew of twelve men, She had on board
! a cargo of sugar valued at $4,000 and the
vessel herself was w orth about 50, 600.
CABLE has been received from Rome
announcing that the Pope, desiring to show
special honor to Most Rev. Arch bishop Cor
rigan, has named him prelate assistant to
the Ponufcal throne.
A DREADFUL tragedy has been reported
from Hoia Shib Chen, China twenty miles
northeast of Hongchow. Over 300 tramps
appeared at the village and greatly irrita
GCu the lnuaDllduLS- lie SllIdS6IS iLN6t BlGu
the whole body into 4 temple, and during
the night set fire to it. Only forty Of the
| occupants of the building escaped. The re-
mainder were burned to death.
MAURICE GRAU was IN Jail lately at Que
bee, on the complaint of creditors, as re
suit Of an unlucky opera adventure. He
published n pathetic appeal for release and
justice.
LETTERS containing money, drafts, etc,
I 0s00 ~,
! days ago from an Astrachan (Russia) post
office by anihllist, who dug an underground
passage to the building and entered it by
cutting through the floor
II is reported the Chinese Government
has concluded a loan of 100000 marks with
German fnanciers at 81 per cent
AT Viewer Neustadt, Lower Austria, z
powder mill exploded the other day. blow
ing three soldiers to atoms. The explosion
caused great scare IN the surrounding
country, the people believing an earthquake
had occurred.
FEARS of an impending revolution were
reported from Madrid, Spain, on the 2s'th
THE Emperor Of Germany was reported
suffering from 4 cold and his right eye was
Inflamed.
FORTY thousand Jews of Tunis have uni
| ted in a protest against the new burial
| laws.
THE jury in the breach of promise case OF
| Mrs Harriet a. Moore against Moses
| Hopkins, the we'll known millionaire, which
was recently on trial ut Redwood City,
/ Cal, returned 4 verdict for S75, 600 in favor
! Of the plaintiff. The suit was for S25l COO
CARTER II. HARRIsON has declined the
! Democratic nomination for mayor of Chi
! cago
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for seven
/ DAYS ended March "A numbered for the
/ United States 2lS, for Canada Al total, 259;
! against 22O the the previous week, and 22l
/ for the corresponding week OF last year
ELEVEN Alsatians have been sent to pl-is-
on for six months for wearing tri-cOlOred
| ribbons.
ADvIcEs from Panama say that. in view
| of revolutionary rumOrs, dealers in rifles
and cartridges in Panama turned over their
whole stock to the Government for safe
| keeping. There seems little doubt that
| there is something in the air, and whatsver
! it is, those who know best believe the NeL-
| ezuela frontier will be the scene.